The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-04
pretty certain that the committees having
them in charge will formulate something
from the masB
Iii the council bills were introduced
follows:


from the mass.
Iii the council bills were introduced us
follows:
BY Grigsby to reimburse the trustees of the
school for deaf nutes for services rendered. BY |
of persons and property. By Cain, to provide
for holding an annual fair and fat stock show
The council bill TO regulate marriages and
provide for license passed. also the council
bill amending the act of 1881 authorizing |
Pembina county to fund its floating indeht-
etiness, and this bill providing for the burial
of deceased soldiers and sailors and to erect |
headstones provided by the general
GpVefss" Hp the house delinquent ] 'nt Tux Sili.
passed in the house yesterday us
substitute to that vetoed by the governor |
and containing clauses suggested by the
governor After some discussion the bill
iassed--yeas 20, nays J.. Adjourned. In
the house Stewart OF Fall River moved that
the speaker be instructed to appoint clerk |
for the committee on ways and means, Bills |
introduced
By Burnham. to establish hoIoo for soldiers
ton law. By Fellows, prescribing the dnties
and regulating the salaries of registers of deeds
y Mallory to rensal Sc, sec 421, 1hap 1 9f Wr .he
to establish territorial horticultural society
BY Cooke, to establish soldiers home. BY
Euueles. providing that county commissioners
only shall Issue liquor licenses.
Several council bills were rend tho first
and second times. number OF house bills
were read the second time and referred
The house bill to legalze the assessment of
taxes heretofore made was reported adj
yersey by The judiciary committee and
defeated-ayes u, nays 40. The
house went into committee of the whole on
special ORDERS and when the committee rose
it reported, with amendments, favorably on
the bill requiring accounting by ussignees.
the bill prohibiting the %hoesaling OF
liquors in counties where license for retail
ing Is not granted, and the bill fixing the
age of consent of females ut fourteen years
The bills as reported were passed. Ad-
journed
In the council petition was presented for
law prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of intoxicating liquors to be submitted to
vote of the people. Bills introduced:
BY Donovan. for preventing the spread Of nox-
issue of bonds of cities, etc. for nctual and
| other purposes. BY Matthews. for submitting
| question of dividing the territory to vote Of
| the people. By Collins, repeating sections to
| II, inclusive, chapter 20 of Special Laws of
| 1885. By Bogart. Tor tho assessment and tax
| alton of railroad companies. BY Lawler to
| eases among live stock. By Campbell. to au-
| thuri2e incorporated cities to raise funds by
taxation for the purpose OF aiding nnd main
| tanning public library associations. BY Hughes,
| amending section 23T, code of civil procedure.
| By Hughes creating liens on crops of persons
/ buying seed on credit.
| Council bills passed:
| Concurrent resolution for the appointment OF
| Joint committee to confer with the Montana
| commission, II appointed, on measures for pre-
| vending the introduction and spread OF con-
| tagious diseases among cattle; amending the
| act providing for the organization OF townships;
anending the civil code relating to preliminary
| examinations Of persons charged with crime;
| authorizing county commissioners to make COM
position and adjust and settle claims accounts,
etc. amending the civil code to require the re-
turn of papers and inventory In cases Of attach
| Inent to clerk of court.
IN THE HOUSE
Sprague moved that the committee on
railroads be requested to report back i'm
Observation-Disclosures Recommendation the house
bill to repeal the gross earnings act. Laid
on the table. Bills introduced:
| BY Patten of Miner. to increase the powers OF
county commissioners. Bv Bidlake. to amend
"Reyenue:A BY Roger, to provide for holdidg
territorial fair aud fat stock show. BY Miiti-
more, that commissioners reports of warrants
be made and published in January and July.
By Williams of Grant, for an act to encourage
voting. BY Adams, providing for joint con-
mittee to visit territorial institutions and re-
port upon their needs and conditions By Milt-
imore, for the cancellation of county warrants.
BY Burnham. limiting the compensation OF
county officers.
Unanimous consent being given, Bidlake
presented petition of the Farmers Allianc
of Cavalier county asking that the proceeds
OF liquor licenses be turned into the school
fund. Ordered printed. Several council
bills were read the first and second times
The house bill providing for issuing bonds
TO fund county indebtedness came up for the
third reading, and on motion OK Sullivan 1t
was made special order for Saturday. The
bill providing bounty for killing black birds
was opposed by Williams of Burleigh, who
moved for its indefinite postponement. nnd
advocated by Stewart of Walsh and White
who intimated that black birds would starve
in the district of the gentleman from Bur
leigh The bill was made specisl pytief 70,
Friday at 8 O'Clock,
RECORD OF THE COUNCIL.
Bills introduced in the council:
By Galloway. providing for Incorporation OF
cities; by Hughes providing fox secnrtty OF hn.
man life in public buildings and halls; also re.
quirine non-residents and foreign corporations
to give security for costs.
Council bills passed
villages to refund existing bonded Indebtedness
for school purposes. with an amendment from
the judiciary committee limiting its operation
chapter ! of the Code of Civil Procedure. n
equires that the decision be filed before tudg
is eniesa and eDeas the claus
sns penalties R for she we Neglect q Of oeel
, peainc chapter 1O5 of the laws OF 1885. whicl
gives creditor the right of security and attach
. nent when the debtor is about to remove from
the county.
House bills passed:
: To repeal chapter 81 of the General Laws o
1881. excepting the Black Hills counties from
!. the nsury law; memorial to congress for th
opening Of the Devils Lake Indian reservation
Adjourned
THE LOWER BRANCH
. In the house reports were made by com
: mittees on judiciary, ways and means, edu
/ cation and counties. The select committe
n%,G Gx.-l l,1s.
i chasing two dozen rocking chairs and In
Z yiting the ladies' to occupy them Fletche
y thought the exceeding galnntry of the com
II mittee had carried away their better judg
ment and moved to amend by purchasing
: chairs at So per dozen The special com
: ; mittee on the removal of the United State
. court from Yankton to Mitchell made ms
3 iority and minority reports. Dodds NOV e
that Council Bill No. 10 (the Grand Fork
: register of deeds case) be taken from th
Il hands of the Judiciary committee and mad
Q special order for 4 o'clock. Fellows OF
9 posed the motion mt some lengt th, and th
motion was lost Bills introduced:
4 By Cooper, relating to suits for divorce.
increases time of residence required before be
ginning suit BY Atkens. relating to the offic
Of notaries public. by Pruitt, to permit count
Gomnnissioners to compromise delinquent take,
e railroads and railroad property
Il Several cpuacil bills were given FIRST an
i second reading. The council bill reletisp
d the inco,npatability Of offices Vas read Ii
II third time, and passed The senate bill
l. leghl.ze the acts Of Henry Krogh as nota,
e pubic passed The senate bill to amen
u chapter 40, snecial Laws OF the Sixteen,
% legislature passed. The senate bill! to lega
ls We an election held In Sioux Falls to autho
ize the issue OF bontis to railroad compar
IS pasEai. number of house bills were re,
" the second time House bills passed.
e To prevent fraudulent voting; to amend Il
10 act creating tho Office OF district attorney;
establish The boundaries of Morton county.
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